some sage over on the yahoo.charango site suggested
using a tie clasp type microphone that would amplify
both the singer and the instrument.
seems an ideal solution: nothing modern sticking out
of or attached to the instrument.
anyone with any experience of this?
- bill
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Paolo
Dear All,
I noticed that after some months I did not write to the list, the spam I
received was not more than one mail a day, and after each of my messages I
received at least ten messages within 12 hours, so I think someone on
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Dear all,
Do any of you know of a catalan (from Catalonia) composer from around
1600 that has songs accompained by baroque guitar or simply basso
continuo?
Thanks,
Alfonso
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Neither have I. Even having posted on the early music NG didn't result in
spam increase.
RT
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Paolo
Dear All,
I noticed that after some months I did not write to the list,
Jordi Savall. He has a whole CD of such material (Cataluña Midlenaria, or
something of the sort). Nice music.
RT
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Dear all,
Do any of you know of a catalan (from Catalonia) composer from around
1600 that has songs accompained by
Hello gang
i am posting books for lute on ebay as i have the energy. I went out
4 a ride a week ago Sunday wiped out taking a corner.I had to go
the hospital via ambulance. i have a broken collar bone a 6 crushed
ribs. they wanted to keep me but i am pretty allergic to chemicals I
am very
Joan Aranyés died in la Seu d'Urgell circa 1649. He was 'mestre de
capella' at the cathedral. He studied in Alcalá de Henares and Italy.
In 1626 he published in Rome his 'Libro segundo de tonos y
villancicos', for voices (1 to 4) and guitar. One of his pieces, the
Chacona, was recorded by
Carl:
Not meaning to split hairs, or as in this case split feathers, it was not
hunting that drove the Eagle to near extinction but the use of DDT. This
insecticide used extensively a generation or so ago had the effect of
causing the egg shells to become too thin to protect the embryo during
This is a peripheral realm near to my day job. I have a great many friends
within the agencies charged with enforcement (esp. the US Fish Wildlife
Service). You're right about the cause of eagle endangerment, Vance, but
protected animals are still often taken as trophies, which doesn't help
Hello fellow Lute Netters,
I've been working a bit with how the contents of lute manuscripts were
organized in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, and I was
wondering if anyone might know of lute manuscripts besides the Siena Lute
Book and Lord Herbert of Cherbury's Lute
Dear Diann,
There is a fair amount of organisation in the five extant lute books
of Edward Paston. For example, Lbl Add. 29246 begins with two-part
pieces, then three-part, then four-part, etc.
As far as key is concerned, Lbl Add. 29247 has a lot of pieces in
sharp keys, whereas at least some
Diann--
Alonso Mudarra'a Tres Libros... has a lot of work organized by mode. I
think he may have been the earliest to do this. He has tientos, fantasias, and
sometimes settings of parts of the Mass in Libro II.
regards,
Leonard Williams
Michelangelo Galilei's 1620 book is organized by key, perhaps into suites of
a sort, though they tend to consist of of toccata followed by a bunch of
voltas or correntes.
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A question for you all. I don't understand the grouping by key. I
understand that in a mean temperament there is a matter of key, although
with equal temperament it shouldn't matter. Since the lute manuscripts are
written in tabulature the absolute key should be a matter of tuning the
instrument
Allan,
I have had a lot of surgery in recent years, and it started with a bit of
gangrene in 1998 (I was a bit ill advised in trying to cure an ingrown
toenail while a bit drunk, forgot to sterilize the instrument).
Let me state one thing for your support. Pain is transient, even if it is
24/7.
Bill,
You got it right, the care of the eagle, and other endangered species, has
passed through rationality into foolishness.
Like all other birds eagles lose a feather here and there, and raptors lose
more than most as they attack their prey.
The proper issue is the preservation of the bird,
Carl,
Pardon a follow up, and you may find mine to Bill insensitive to the
problem. I used to live in Orange County, NY where we were partially
villages and greatly open woodlands. My dogs used to come home with pieces
of deer in the hunting season. You said trophy hunters, I agree. When I
was
Bill,
The best way to amplify is to have a good hall, and in the absence of that
to capture the audience. I confess that I used a microphone some forty years
ago, but it was set at least five feet away so as to just amplify the
overall.
If the sound doesn't carry then just sing softer. If they
Michelagnolo Galilei:
Il primo libro d´intavolatura di liuto
Munich 1620
has 12 SONATE for 10-course lute
grouped according to mode.
Facsimile available from TREE EDITION
(price 25 EURO)
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Regards
Albert Reyerman
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